Does iPhoto recognize the GPS data? Does anyone know if this camera's GPS data is read by iPhoto 09's Places function?
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The Nikon P6000 works great with iPhoto. I am not promoting it, just stating that as a fact. It is slow to get GPS location, so I was here shopping for a slimmer GPS camera when I came across this question.
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Good question. I have never tried it but don't see why it would not work. As long as the ipilot is on and operating to allow the GPS function to trace the track. Next time out I'm going to try it.
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Yes, you can disable GPS on this camera. Good thing since GPS uses up more battery.
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Sorry for late answer. We use our cameras specificly for taking pictures and have never used the GPS feature. Sorry could not be more help.
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Can you post your impression of image quality, movie quality and gps accuracy?I'm very curious on time for gps lock and if you have another source to compare it to for accuracy.
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No ..... Just an internal GPS to let you know where you're at during 'picture taking' .... ;-)
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I have an older version but believe the device works the same. All the AMOD does is create a GPS tracking log that captures coordinates and altitude on a regular basis that you determine, e.g., every 5 seconds. The you need software, either that provided by AMOD or another source, to correlate the AMOD data to the image data from your camera. I use HoudahGeo software for my Mac which will tag any kind of image with GPS data which I then load into Lightroom.
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Please contact to the seller if you are buying the international version and not the Taiwan local version. GPS functionality may be deprecated oversea on non international version. You should go to your camera seller for support or Vicovation facebook page to contact manufacturer.
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Sorry, I can't answer that one. I have a gpsmap 96, and it works fine on that.
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No, it doesnt. It doesnt go on the hot shoe. And it doesnt write directly on the photo metadata. You connect the device to your computer and use a software to sync the gps data to the pictures.
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1. Yes it keeps plaiyng. But you can make gps volume louder. Whebln someone rings it turns off sound.2. Map and gps software are stored on sd card. You can extract it and update map.3. Did not try to connect camera. Sorry.
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iPhoto on my older G4 recognized the camera, no problem, but I switched to using Image capture to download them b/c the photos weren't last in the iPhoto library like they should have been. Haven't seen any mention of how to change the date on the camera but maybe the software lets you?
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Thanks for this info. Not many people use the GPS and so you are the first to input on it. I have ordered a couple more batteries. I will need the GPS alot. I just hope I can figure it out once I get the camera. Stormy
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The D80 does not have the ability to tag images with GPS information. One work around would be to carry a datalogger and back in the studio match the time generated by the data logger with the EXIF metadata on the D80 images. Note: very important to ensure the internal clock in the D80 is kept up-to-date. With my D800 If I dont GPS tag at the time I can easily tag the metadata with Adobe Lightroom.
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I'm not sure, but my wife for whom I got the camera for has been having problems with hers. I remember reading low reviews on the shutter speed, but the problem we were having was with the battery life. Even with the Gps turned off it always seemed to go fast. I wouldn't be surprised if this is a new problem that I haven't heard of. Sorry I wasn't much help but it seems this product is flawed
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I bought a used garmin and a cable later. They did hook up after I loaded Picasa (sp?) however either my device was too old or I was not the original purchaser and could not up date my device. But I might be wrong because I am an internet idiot. I am a writer. On SCRIBD I publish as SpecialDad.
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It worked without problem for me. You don't have to connect the camera to your computer. I downloaded the file, created a top-level folder "NIKON" and simply copied the downloaded file ("NML_28A.ee") into it. Go to Setup menu -> Location Data -> GPS options -> Update A-GPS data.